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  1. comparativestudies.osu.edu › people › shankBarry Shank | Department of Comparative Studies

    Barry Shank. College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Comparative Studies & Director of the Humanities Institute. he/him/his. shank.46@osu.edu. 440 Hagerty Hall. 1775 S. College Road. Columbus, OH. 43210.

  2. scholar.google.com › citations‪Barry Shank‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬

    Articles 1–20. ‪Professor of Comparative Studies, Ohio State University‬ - ‪‪Cited by 1,679‬‬ - ‪American studies‬ - ‪popular music‬ - ‪cultural theory‬.

  3. humanitiesinstitute.osu.edu › people › shankBarry Shank | Humanities Institute

    Barry Shank. Director, Humanities Institute and Humanities Collaboratory; Professor, Department of Comparative Studies. shank.46@osu.edu. 614-247-6186. 440 Hagerty Hall. 1775 S. College Road. Columbus, OH. 43210.

  4. cmrs.osu.edu › people › shankBarry Shank | Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

    Barry Shank. Director, Humanities Institute and Humanities Collaboratory; Professor, Department of Comparative Studies. shank.46@osu.edu. Areas of Expertise. Capitalism and Sentiment. Cultural Theory. Popular Music. American Studies. Education. PH.D. in American Studies, University of Pennsylvania.

  5. comparativestudies.osu.edu › peoplePeople | Department of Comparative Studies

    Associate Professor, Graduate Studies Chair, & 2023-24 GAHDT Society of Fellows Faculty. 432 Hagerty Hall. martinez.475@osu.edu.

  6. cfs.osu.edu › people › shankBarry Shank | Center for Folklore Studies - Ohio State University

    Barry Shank. Director, Humanities Centers Consortium; Professor, Comparative Studies. shank.46@osu.edu. (614) 247-6186. 442 Hagerty Hall. 1775 S. College Road. Columbus, OH. 43210.

  7. academic.oup.com › ahr › article-abstractBarry Shank - Oxford Academic

    1 de feb. de 2008 · Shank reveals the power of the economy “to structure and partially determine the most private, internal and intimate of feelings”; at the same time, he demonstrates how “feelings of love and affiliation” affect “systems of material production” (p. 4).